Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen and members of The Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce, and Downtown Lethbridge BRZ have joined forces to help strengthen the importance of shopping local in our city. As Micah Quinn explains, this Read More
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The Better Business Bureau is urging shoppers to be extra vigilant this Christmas season. The organization says toys are just one of over 400 different product categories that have been targeted by scammers. How the scam Read More
Last week, Bridge City News brought you a story on the Christmas Check Stop program put on by the Lethbridge Police Service. The Lethbridge Police Service began their 2021 Christmas Check Stop Campaign on December 4th. Read More
It’s time for another edition of the Shop of Wonders. The program allows for those who are in need in our city to pick out gifts in a large shop for the Christmas season. Read More
The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta worked with local donors to announce a large sum of money for Wood’s Homes today. The $21,000 gift is a Donor Advised Grant that will help tackle Read More
The Village of Stirling is hosting a special event this weekend called Light Up Stirling. It is a community-minded way to celebrate the upcoming Christmas season. The fire department will parade around the village and Read More
The City of Lethbridge’s Recreation and Culture Fee Assistance Program was approved to help out low-income individuals in our city. Early in the pandemic, the program wasn’t seeing the uptake it was hoping Read More
The historic Annandale House in Lethbridge has stood tall for over 100 years in our city. A local couple purchased the house over 35 years ago and decorated it up in Christmas decor. As Micah Quinn explains, Read More
The Lethbridge Police Service is preparing for a higher number of impaired drivers this Christmas season. The LPS is kicking off their Christmas Check Stop campaign this weekend. In 2020, the police noticed a decrease in Read More
The 13th annual Meals On Wheels 23 Days of Christmas Campaign is in full swing. This fundraiser has been put on by Teamworks Career Centre and Select People Solutions. Meals on Wheels has been going Read More
In the month of November, funds were raised to support those battling prostate and testicular cancer plus raise awareness of suicide prevention in men. This annual fundraiser is called Movember. All kinds of moustaches were Read More
Our first responders have been holding strong on the front lines for close to two years during the pandemic. McKillop United Church is doing their part to show that they care about the work that Read More
Today is Giving Tuesday. The day has been touted as a global generosity movement in both Canada and the U.S. As Micah Quinn explains, the Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta dished out Read More
The Christmas Hope campaign ensures less fortunate members in our community receive everything they need for the Christmas season. The initiative is hoping to serve an estimated 2,000 adults and 4500 children. The six partner agencies for Read More
The spirit of Christmas was in the air at a house in West Lethbridge on Sunday night. An annual initiative called Christmas With The Caldwells is giving back to those who need it the most. Read More
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery has unveiled three new exhibitions. These pieces of art will be located at SAAG sharing the ideas and storytelling of local and international artists. As Micah Quinn explains, the exhibitions Read More
Many seniors in our city say they are in need of a friendly voice or message through a simple phone call. The Keep In Touch Program run by Volunteer Lethbridge aims to pair volunteers with Read More
The new mayor of Lethbridge has been on the job for just over a month now. One of the campaign promises that Blaine Hyggen ran on during the last municipal election was to work towards Read More
A fundraiser for the University of Lethbridge called the Shine campaign, has raised over $100 million. This enormous amount of money was given by donors who want to ensure the university continues on as one of Read More
‘Tis the season again for the Christmas Kettle campaign. The annual fundraiser has been running for well over 100 years and the Salvation Army has championed the cause for many years. This year, you can donate Read More
After two and a half years at the helm, Lethbridge Fire Chief Marc Rathwell is retiring. His final day will be February 11th of next year. As we hear from Micah Quinn, the city is Read More
The Lethbridge Police Service is recruiting more female officers. The LPS is doing so by offering a four day boot camp to help new female recruits hone their physical fitness and craft in the field. Read More
Many families have been finding it difficult during the pandemic. Struggling to keep up with their bills and putting food on the table. The mayor of Lethbridge is trying to do his part. Blaine Hyggen Read More
Fans of art in our city are in line for a treat. Six local artists have designed travel posters highlighting the best parts of the city of Lethbridge. As Micah Quinn explains, these works of Read More
The Christmas Van Project has been put on by an auto repair shop in Lethbridge. The initiative is meant to help out families in our city who are in need during the holiday season. As Read More
The winter season is fast approaching, and with that comes the harsh snow and colder temperatures. Alvin Mills is the founder of the grassroots group called Kindness To Others. He has been working on the Read More
The Southern Alberta Ethnic Association is offering up some Christmas cheer this holiday season. The group is putting on their 23rd annual Complimentary Community Christmas Dinner. It is for those in our community who are Read More
The Digital Alberta Ember Awards are a way to encourage the growth of the tech sector in our province. The awards highlight the best in Alberta’s Interactive and Digital Media landscape over the past Read More
The Lethbridge Soup Kitchen has faced recent financial struggles and for a while there was a thought that the kitchen would shut down. The kitchen doesn’t rely on government funding to stay afloat. As Read More
A collaborative project has been created to showcase Blackfoot items in a new digital microsite. As Micah Quinn explains, this microsite aims to reconnect Blackfoot items from museums with members in the Blackfoot community.Read More
